Pacific vs Supra du Québec turned into a tense, high-stakes contest where momentum swings mattered as much as the final chances. In the end, the score told the story: Pacific 1-2 Supra du Québec, with the away side showing the composure to turn pressure into points.
From the opening phases, both teams looked intent on controlling the tempo, but the soccer statistics quickly highlighted the difference in decisive moments. Supra du Québec were more efficient in the attacking transitions, repeatedly finding space between the lines and forcing Pacific’s defense to react rather than set. Pacific, for their part, generated their own threats through sustained spells and direct runs, yet the recap’s turning point came when Supra du Québec converted key opportunities and kept their shape when the game tightened.
As the match progressed, the battle in midfield intensified—more duels, more second-ball contests, and a sharper edge to every tackle. Pacific pushed for an equalizer, raising the tempo and testing the goalkeeper with increasing urgency. However, Supra du Québec managed the game’s critical stretches, limiting clean looks and responding with smart positioning to protect the lead. The 1-2 score reflects not just goals, but game management: timing, spacing, and the ability to execute under pressure.
So this recap ends with Supra du Québec taking the away win over Pacific, a result built on the soccer statistics that matter most—chance quality, conversion at crucial times, and defensive discipline when the home side surged.
Player statistic
| Marco Bustos |  |
30' | ||
| Josh Heard |  |
42' | ||
| 45' |  |
Loïc Kwemi | ||
| 54' |  |
Diyaeddine Abzi | ||
| 67' | |
Charles Auguste | ||
| Marco Bustos | |
80' | ||
| 80' | |
Keesean Ferdinand | ||
| 84' | |
Safwane Mlah | ||
| Josh Belluz | |
89' | ||
| 90+6' | |
Ibrahim Condé |
Starting lineups
Substitutes
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